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Author: Louise Penn Published Date: October 4, 2025

Book review: Now and Then by Leigh Lawson

Author: Louise Penn Published Date: August 30, 2025

Edinburgh Fringe review: Nightpiece Film Festival

Author: Louise Penn Published Date: August 25, 2025

Film review: Dogtooth (restored, 4k)

Author: Louise Penn Published Date: July 14, 2025

Book review: Achieving Work-Life Balance and General Well-Being in the Screen Industry

Author: Louise Penn Published Date: July 10, 2025

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A double-header tonight at lovely @camdenpeoplestheatre - @emmersonandward's RUM is "is a funny and powerful play wrestling with masculinity, mental health and addiction" and @weredbiscuit's Little Town Blue is "a characterful, hilarious, and relentless hour of physical comedy that takes the audience on a madcap journey through rural America at breakneck speed".
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The youngest writer at the @theatrepeckham Fringe, Marcos Byrne is only 16, but has already won the @royalcourttheatre Young Writers Award.
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